When my wife's car came in there was a mix-up on the wheels we ordered, so the dealer stepped up to the plate and installed ASA black AR1's with Yokohama AVS ES100's. So I then purchased a "Continental Tire's ContiComfortKit", but didn't liked the way it just sat in the boot, so I purchased a factory CD Changer cover and bracket to house the ContiComfortKit. The ContiComfortKit fits perfect in the CD case with room for some tire plugs also. The install is sample with a modification the the CD bracket. it really tidied up the boot.


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Hey, that looks really nice! Great double purpose for the CD cover!

 

I might/have to steal your idea. Does the bracket come with the kit?

 

great idea, I sure am tired of that thing sliding around in my boot like a cinder block any time I go around a corner!

 

I've been thinking of ordering one of these kits. Can anyone tell me how long the fixit juice (or whatever it is) lasts? I think you're supposed to replace it after a while even if you've never used it, but I'd like a rough idea what the shelf life is.

Thanks.

 

The sealant lats 4 years, the kit can be used as a standard air compressor (w/o sealant), thats why I also carry tire plugs for emergency's.

Answer to previous post, you need to buy the Installation kit CD-Changer which includes bracket and screws, I bought for Morristown Mini for $20.00, or make your own brackets, the factory brackets are cut up to only use the end flange parts.[SIZE=3] [/SIZE]

 

Now that is a smart idea. I have one of the kits myself and had a hard time figuring out how to keep it safe in the boot.